How do children go to school after immigrating to Britain?

Children in Britain begin to receive full-time education at the age of five. Compulsory education is compulsory until 16 years old. Therefore, after you come to Britain, your children can go to a nearby public primary school immediately. Of course, if you change classes, there may not be vacancies in the nearest primary school (each class in British public primary schools has a quorum and cannot be increased without authorization). The education bureau of the local government in your district will arrange children to go to school according to the principle of going to school nearby.

British public primary schools generally take the primary school site as a point and draw a circle with a radius of several miles on the map. The scope of the circle is the so-called "subordinate area". All children in this area can be guaranteed to attend this primary school.

Everyone wants to go to a good primary school. In order to have security, many families move and buy houses for schools, and the housing prices in the area will also rise. Of course, you can rent a house, but you don't have to buy it. But you have to rent it for at least six months, and you have to have evidence such as utility bills to prove that you really live there before you can apply for a school there.

Recommend a specific living area. If the cost of living is low, cheap prices are your main consideration. Generally speaking, cities are expensive and rural areas are cheap. Big cities are expensive and small towns are cheap; The more expensive England is to the south, the cheaper it is to the north.

It is good to have a low cost of living, but the living environment should also be considered. For example, an area with low housing prices but high crime rate and low employment rate is not necessarily a good place. For another example, Carlisle, a small town located in the lake district of central England, was recently rated as the most ideal place to live in England, with beautiful scenery and simple folk customs. There are few "ethnic minorities" with other skin colors.

According to the national happiness index survey just released by the British government

Including all regions of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, London scored the lowest. The cost of living in London, the most expensive house price, stress and so on are the most unhappy places in Britain. The happiness index is Northern Ireland. However, London is the city with the largest population and the most concentrated ethnic minorities in Britain.